Dramatic Plot & Character Questions

Select all possible definitions for climax.

• highest point of action

• resolution

• turning point

• inciting incident

• establishes setting

Select the 3 elements that should be included in the exposition.

• introduce characters

• inciting incident

• tie up loose ends

• problem solved

• establish setting

Select all possible definitions for resolution.

• story concludes

• preliminary situation

• problem ceases to exist

• turning point

• establishes setting

Select the 2 elements that could be included in the rising action.

• sub-plots/internal stories are introduced

• protagonist faces conflicts/obstacles

• tie up loose ends

• problem solved

• establish setting

Select the 3 elements that could be included in the falling action.

• connections revealed

• protagonist faces conflicts/obstacles

• tie up loose ends

• problem solved

• solutions unfold

Which list shows the correct order of the dramatic plot structure?

• exposition, falling action, climax, rising action, resolution

• rising action, falling action, exposition, climax, resolution

• exposition, rising action, climax, resolution, falling action

• exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution

• rising action, exposition, falling action, climax, resolution

A monologue is...

• one person speaking uninterrupted

• two people holding a conversation

• a synonym for talking

• one scene

Another term used for resolution is...

• stop

• finish

• denouement

• complete

In Character Questions, the "who" refers to

• the person speaking

• the person(s) being spoken to

• the objective/goal; the want

• the setting/location

• the reason for speaking; previous circumstance

In Character Questions, the "whom" refers to

• the person speaking

• the person(s) being spoken to

• the objective/goal; the want

• the setting/location

• the reason for speaking; previous circumstance